Douglas County Health Department in Colorado is relocating all its services to 11045 E. Lansing Circle, Meridian, aiming for a seamless transition without service disruptions.

Boulder addresses E. coli concerns in Boulder Creek, implementing an E. coli TMDL Plan to improve water safety and educating the public on safe creek recreation practices.

Denver won a court case against the Trump administration, ensuring its transportation funding remains intact despite threats linked to non-compliance with certain federal policies.

Aurora seeks resident input for its 2025-2029 housing plan aimed at improving conditions for low-to-moderate-income individuals through a survey, public meetings, and a comment period on the draft plan.

Douglas County is mailing out ballots for a Special Election on forming a Home Rule Charter Commission. Voter registration is open until Election Day, and voters can use drop boxes for ballot submission.

An attack at Pearl Street Mall in Boulder hospitalized eight; suspect Mohamed Sabry Soliman arrested with FBI investigating for potential targeted terrorism.

Denver forecast includes thunderstorms with a high near 84°F, transitioning to showers and a 90% chance of heavy night rain. Cooler temperatures and rain are expected to persist throughout the week.

One angler died after a boat capsized at Lake Pueblo State Park; none of the three aboard wore a life jacket. The body was found nearly a day later; officials emphasize safety measures.

Denver's weather forecast indicates a mix of sun and potential showers with fluctuating temperatures and chances of thunderstorms throughout the week.

South Platte Renew and Breckenridge Brewery collaborate for World Environment Day, highlighting water reuse technology and environmental efforts with river cleanup and the release of a sustainable lager.

El Paso County leaders deny being a sanctuary for undocumented immigrants, decrying Colorado's legislation and collaborating with ICE to reinforce local safety.

Colorado's native fish thrive in new habitats thanks to the CRCC project by CPW, with trout and sculpin populations benefiting from ecological restoration efforts.

A Denver man was sentenced to 41 months for burglarizing a post office and firearm possession as a felon. He stole various postal items, including keys and mail, and had a handgun when caught.